Prolonged Meeting and Social Visits at Clarks Chapel
At Clarks Chapel Miss Lula Hill Adria Duncan Golda and Lula Ashton enjoyed a gathering at Robert Dunlap Sanday's home. Emmett Carpenter of Athens visited his parents. A protracted meeting continues. Peter Finsterwald and his wife from Athens were guests of Mr and Mrs Phillips last week. Several local children are recovering from measles. Bert Hill of Athens visited his brother in law Harvey Williams. An advertisement hawks California Prune Wafer for digestion and constipation relief priced at 100 for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Hill
Adria Duncan
Golda
Lula Ashton
Robert Dunlap Sanday
Emmett Carpenter
Athens
Peter Finsterwald
Phillips
Bert Hill
Harvey Williams
Measles Widespread In Mineral Area
The measles are prevalent in Mineral with nearly every family affected. A newborn daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. James Pratt. Mrs. Wm. Dexter and daughters visited Parkersburg relatives. Carrie Marquis returned from the O A with illness. The two twins of C. F. Tope died, one after the other. Pastor A B Bouquard led services as Rev. Bouquard attended a revival in Marshfield. Mineral seeks a doctor urgently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pratt
Wm. Dexter
Parkersburg
Carrie Marquis
O. A
Albaugn
Luhrig
Elmer Quick
George Soules
Ira van Dyke Staated
Pennsylvania
C. F. Tope
W. A. Thomas
Marshfield
M. E
A. B. Bouquard
Dickson
Diantha Hester
Chillicothe
Luhrig News Notes and Library Progress
Miss Iva Albaugh of Mineral spent weekend with Miss Mayme Watkins. Miss Susie Beckler of Canaanville was at home Friday evening. Miss Bertha Gibbs hosted Lenora Johnson and Flora Watkins of Athens Sunday. Rosalie Beckler recovered from illness and returned to work in Athens. Luhrig literary society met Friday at the school house. proceeds were 9.85. The library now holds nearly 200 volumes with about 50 added recently by society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Albaugh
Mineral
Mayme Watkins
Susie Beckler
Canaanville
Bertha Gibbs
Lenora Johnson
Flora Watkins
Athens
Rosalie Beckler
Luhrig Literary Society
One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed by Tex. Doctor
The pleasant to take and harmless One Minute Cough Cure gives immediate relief in coughs croup and la grippe. It works at the source of trouble drawing out inflammation and healing while the lungs supply pure oxygen to blood and tissues. Dr Armstrong of Delia Tex prescribes it daily and says no better cough remedy exists. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Delia
Tex
Local Social Notes Touch Columbus Trips and Weekend Visits
John L. Carpenter and Julies Brooks took a business trip to Columbus and Madison county late in the week. Little Gladdis Wade has been ill but improving. Cora Carpenter Bertha Weller and Calvin Brown called at Federal at week’s end. Jess Warrener of Glouster visited his sister here over the weekend. Rev. Litle visited nearby friends for the past week. Herman Ahile of Calvary called on friends near Amesville last week. Grandma M Quinn of Moxahala came home with Mr and Mrs Fred Ball and will stay for the winter with her daughter Mrs Ellen Ball near Calvary. Harlen Marie and Nelle Linscott of Linscott spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ott Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Carpenter
Julies Brooks
Columbus
Madison County
Gladdis Wade
Cora Carpenter
Bertha Weller
Calvin Brown
Federal
Jess Warrener
Glouster
Rev
Litle
Herman Ahile
Calvary
Amesville
Grandma M. Quinn
Moxahala
Fred Ball
Ellen Ball
Harlen
Marie
Nelle Linscott
Linscott
Ott Fleming
Pike Valley social notes and local visits
Dr and Mrs Phillips visited Colville Ridge relatives. J L Kelley serves on jury. O T R C at Jerseyville failed as only two teachers attended. Christmas Eve tree planned at Jerseyville M E church. W E Hill traveled to Murray City and Sharpsburg. Local residents attend box supper near Canaanville. Multiple short visits and illnesses noted among area families.
Local Notices From Amesville District
W R Phillips of Athens attended to farm interests this week. Miss Lucile Lovell returned home after several weeks at Marietta. R E Henry of Chippewa Lake visits his brother Heber H Henry. Maurphey of Albany was here on business. Maude Gibson of Massillon spending holidays with Mr and Mrs F W Gibson. F R Painter on business trip to Athens. H M McCauley and wife visited Marietta due to illness of sister in law. A son born to Mr and Mrs Sars Porter. Mrs Z L Henry hosted lunch with friends. J W Cecil accepted a position with B and O at Pataskala. Mr and Mrs P A Potter and Chas Clark left for Merrican for winter oil field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Phillips
Athens
Lucile Lovell
Marietta
R. E. Henry
Chippewa Lake
Heber H. Henry
Maurphey
Albany
Chas
Clark
Merrican
Local notes record visits and family events in Nelgonville
Mrs Amos Robinson underwent an appendicitis operation in Columbus and is progressing well. Guests included John Lappin and Harry Blosser of Logan. Several residents visited friends in town, with birthday surprise for Bessie Landis and various arrivals from Albany Columbus Athens Cambria and Murray City. Kenneth son of Nathan Matheny died of measles and will be interred at Buchtel. Connections to Pittsburgh Philadelphia not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Robinson
Columbus
John Lappin
Harry Blosser
Logan
Della Fox
John Patton
Ailen
John Moore
Eden Moore
L. B. Sparks
Sylvanus Jones
Cambria
W. Va
Bessie Landis
East End
Clarence Sharp
Charles Sharp
Albany
Alma Paul
James Harvey
Athens
Kenneth
Nathan Matheny
Buchtel
Anna Bird
Straitaville
Burdette
L.S. Preston
Samuel Douglas
Friends
James Hill
Murray City
Adaline Vorhes
C. E. Welch
Eugene Barnecut
Thomas Rodda
Pennsylvania
Carrie Rodda
Theresa Coleman
M. Woltz
Rockbridge
Pearl Verity
Orbiston
Our City
Scott Johnson
Connetts
Vernon Cay
A. J. Lama
Chicago
Ed. Cummins
Athens Guests Share Weekend at Doler and Smith Homes
Mr and Mrs Patrick Moran of Athens visited Elzie Doler and family over Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Roach of Athens were guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Smith Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Moran
Athens
Elzie Doler
John Roach
Joe Smith
Meeting of School Men in Special Session
The Superintendents' Section of the Ohio State Teachers' Association is called to meet in Columbus for a two day special session December 2 at 8 p.m. and December 3 at 9 a.m. The focus is school revenues ahead of the new code with talks by able speakers. Commissioner Bonebrake will discuss State Aid for Weak Districts. Central High School hosts the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Ya.m
Bonebrake
Holiday Excursions on Ohio Central Lines
Excursion rates offered between all points on these lines and to all points in the Central Passenger Association territory. Tickets on sale December 24 25 31 1903 and January 1 1904, with return good until January 4 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Central Lines
Central Passenger Association
Bern township man jailed for drunkenness in Police Court
Isaac Swett, 52, of Bern township, faced the mayor on a drunkenness charge. He admitted excessive drinking after returning from work on a Sugar Creek shaft project, saying he had fifteen or twenty dollars but woke with only eighty cents, unsure of the missing funds. He was fined three dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Swett
Bern Township
Swett
Sugar Creek
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OUT OF Town News
Athens Uoty
Clarks Chapel
California
Burstt» Fineters
J.D. Raw CO
Toys For Children
Ener
Stbobjer
Tataisisiats Cag
Tafa
Pike Valley
James McClanahan
Colville Ridge
Lida Newman
Elanore Wilson
G. W. Snyder
Thomas Phillips
J. H. Bobo
Downey & Angell
J. L. Kelley
G. Angel of
Angell Ridge
W. E. Sloan
Pratts Fork
James Watkins
Effie Kelley
Meigs County
Chas. Kelley
Jerseyville
Little Federal
W. E. Hill
Sharpsburg
This Place
Peach Ridge
Rev. Pilcher
H. Bolen
Leon Eddy
Frank Cone
Nelgonville
Home Furnishing Co
Music Cabinet
Library
Willow Rocker
Congress
Senate
Wood
Cram
R H. T. Lee
Cline
Ohio
Asion St
Nelson
Henry Nelson
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